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新加坡南仙龙狮体育会成立于1990年。本会的宗旨是发扬狮艺文化，让时下青少年们可以有一个恰当的活动场所，同时也希望可以为新加坡狮艺添加一份力量。本会可以提供高水准的狮艺表演。如：高桩演出，国际水准高桩表演和传统舞狮艺术。秉承我国传统舞龙舞狮艺术,特色杂技、与现代武术相结合,创立了许多惊心动魄的高难动作和高水平的节目。如:梅花桩，LED狮子，LED龙，舞龙队，鲤鱼队，神童队，神队，大旗队，高跷队，等等。近年, 本会在祖国（新加坡）海内外, 分别获得了国家级的金奖高达几十次, 赢得了国内外专家的好评, 名扬海内外, 威镇华夏。

Singapore Book of Records 2011
Lotus dragon, made up of 203 lotus-shaped lanterns, measured 57m in length and was lit by 5,000 LED light.The record for the longest lantern "dragon" here was broken at the opening ceremony of the Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival light-up 2011. It broke the previous record of a 51m-long lantern dragon set in 2009.A 22-man troupe from Nam Sieng Dragon and Lion Dance Activity Centre operated the dragon in a dragon-dance display.

3rd Chinatown International Lion Dance Championship 2010
We are the Champion. Congratulations to Nam Sieng Lion Dance Team for being the champion of this year's championships. Total of 10 teams from around the region participate in this year's comptition.

Nam Sieng LED Dragon 2010
Innovation and creativity give rise to the birth of Nam Sieng.Is first LED Dragon (supposedly to be the first ever LED Dragon in Singapore) This Dragon which glows luminously with the advanced technology of LED lights is the perfect performance item for light up festivals, auspicious celebrations as well as corporate dinner and dance. The dragon which is a well liked mythological creature by many.

8th Genting World Lion Dance Championship 2008

We are honoured to represent Singapore at the 8th Genting World Lion Dance Championships on 17th to 20th of July 2008. Congratulations to Nam Sieng Lion Dance Team for winning the 2runner-up in the Competition.

Singapore Book of Records 2006

Nam Sieng Dragon and Lion Dance Activity Centre created the largest lion in Singapore on it’s 16 Anniversary Celebration Dinner on 1 May 2006. The lion with a head measuring 1.68m in width and 6.8m in length had to be performed with six people. Four carried the head while two carried the body.